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Congratulations to the City of Willits for their courageous act last night.Â City Government officials voted to approve the issue of Impeachment of George W. Bush and Richard Cheney… great work and a great idea.Â Now if we could only get Ukiah Board members to do the same!

The Peace Vigil is still happening every Friday [...]

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I want to thank publicly those who have been keeping up the peace vigil every Friday, and much as I’d like to name every one of them, I won’t -but I could- and so, I will just say, “THANK YOU ONE AND ALL!!”

I noticed a shift there last summer when much was being [...]

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I am going on the air today with Bill Durham, 1-4 pm in an effort to look for some positive things we each and all can do to make life easier, sustainable, and better for our local area, ourselves, and our nation.

I hope you will come to the MEC 106 Standley at 7 [...]

Survival Skills Workshops
Sun Mar 21st - 12:00 PM
Low Gap Park, Ukiah
Survival is not a struggle, learn to thrive in all environments! Free workshops every Third Sunday, sponsored by the Mendo Time Bank. The spring sequence is: March 21st: Shelter & Foraging. April 18th: Awareness & Hand Drill Fire Making May 16th: Tracking & Water Bring a water bottle, notebook, open mind, and a small share
Efren by email at: e.wanora@gmail.com or 485-1290

Tapestry Family Services Hosts Foster Parent Training
Wed Mar 24th - 06:00 PM
290 E. Gobbi St., Ukiah
Tapestry Family Services will host a training session for foster parents on Wednesday, March 24th from 6 pm to 8 pm at the Tapestry Conference Room, 290 East Gobbi St. in Ukiah. This two hour training covers the “Nuts & Bolts” of foster parenting, including the potential joys of helping children in this way, the roles and responsibilities of foster families and the support that is provided to foster families by Tapestry. The session also provides an in-depth explanation of the laws governing foster parents, foster care agencies and how responsibility is coordinated. Tapestry Family Services is a small, friendly agency offering lots of personal support to ensure successful experiences with foster children. Like a tapestry, the service threads are linked and related, with the specific pattern of services designed to meet the unique needs of each individual child. For information on becoming a foster parent -- or how to provide occasional paid respite care for foster children, please call Tapestry Family Services, Barbara Willens 463-3300 ext. 115 or barbaraw@tapestryfs.org
Barbara Willens 463-3300 ext. 115

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